TEXIO PSF-400H Manuale utente

REGULATED DC POWER SUPPLY

PSF SERIES

PSF-400H PSF-800H

©PRINTED IN JAPAN B68-0166-00

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

■ About Brands and Trademarks

Our company and product names described in this manual are the brands and

trademarks owned by the respective companies or organizations in each

country and region.

■ About the Instruction Manual

Permission from the copyright holder is needed to reprint the contents of this

manual, in whole or in part. Be aware that the product specifications and the

contents of this manual are subject to change for the purpose of improvement.

CONTENTS

USING THE PRODUCT SAFELY ................................................................ Ⅰ-Ⅳ

1. GENERAL ____________________________________________ 1

1-1. General ............................................................................................. 1

1-2. Applicable Products .......................................................................... 1

1-3. Features............................................................................................ 1

1-4. Accessories....................................................................................... 3

2. SPECIFICATIONS______________________________________ 4

3 PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS __________________________ 11

4. DEVICES ON PANELS _________________________________ 13

4-1. Front Panel ..................................................................................... 13

4-2. Operation Panel.............................................................................. 14

4-3. Rear Panel...................................................................................... 17

5. OPERATION PROCEDURES ____________________________ 20

5-1. Connecting AC Power Cable .......................................................... 20

5-2. Connecting Load with Output Terminals......................................... 20

5-2-1. Connection with the rear output terminals........................................ 20

5-2-2. Assembling and connecting the front output terminal plug ............... 22

5-3. Operation Ranges........................................................................... 23

5-4. Various Setting................................................................................ 24

5-4-1. How to rotate display panel by 90 degrees............................................. 24

5-4-2. Various Setting ................................................................................. 24

5-4-3. How to set voltage............................................................................ 25

5-4-4. How to set current ............................................................................ 25

5-4-5. How to set power ............................................................................. 25

5-4-6. How to output ................................................................................... 26

5-4-7. How to display the set value in outputting condition......................... 27

5-4-8. How to invalidate on-panel operations (Key lock function)............... 27

5-5. Various Functions Available on Menus ........................................... 28

5-5-1. Preset function (01).......................................................................... 29

5-5-2. OVP/OCP function (02).................................................................... 30

5-5-3. OFF timer function (03) .................................................................... 31

5-5-4. Sequence function (04) .................................................................... 32

5-5-5. External control (external voltage, external resistance) (05) ............ 35

5-5-6. External control (ON/OFF) (06)........................................................ 37

5-5-7. Master-slave function (10)................................................................ 38

5-6. Output Voltage Remote Sensing .................................................... 39

5-7. External Control Functions ............................................................. 40

5-7-1. Output voltage monitor and output current monitor .......................... 41

5-7-2. Set voltage with external voltage or resistance...................................... 42

5-7-3. Set current with external voltage or resistance ...................................... 43

5-7-4. Output ON/OFF with external contacts............................................. 44

5-7-5. Alarm function using external contacts............................................. 44

5-7-6. Various status signals (CV, CC & ALARM)....................................... 45

5-8. Activating output when turning on power........................................ 46

5-9. Usage of sequence Function.......................................................... 46

6 OTHER FUNCTIONS ___________________________________ 48

6-1. Display in alarm status.................................................................... 48

6-2. One-Control Parallel Operation ...................................................... 49

7 OPTION _____________________________________________ 53

7-1. Accessories..................................................................................... 53

7-2. Interface Boards ............................................................................. 53

8 EXTERNAL CONTROL THROUGHT INTERFACE BOARD_____ 54

8-1. Remote control ............................................................................... 54

8-2. Interface connectors ....................................................................... 54

8-3. Specifications.................................................................................. 55

8-3-1. Specifications of IF-60RU ................................................................ 55

8-3-2. Specifications of IF-60GP ................................................................ 56

8-4. Connection Methods....................................................................... 57

8-5. Connection cable ............................................................................ 58

8-6. Address Setting............................................................................... 58

8-7. Using Interface Boards ................................................................... 61

8-7-1. Using the GP-IB interface ................................................................ 61

8-7-2. Using the USB interface................................................................... 61

8-7-3. Using the RS-232C interface ........................................................... 62

8-7-4. Using the local bus........................................................................... 62

8-8. Communication commands ............................................................ 62

8-8-1. Output voltage setting (：VOLT) ........................................................ 64

8-8-2. OVP setting (：VOLT：PROT) ............................................................ 64

8-8-3. Output current setting (：CURR) ....................................................... 64

8-8-4. OCP setting (：CURR：PROT)........................................................... 65

8-8-5. Output power setting (：POW) .......................................................... 65

8-8-6. OUTPUT ON/OFF (:OUTP).............................................................. 66

8-8-7. Display switching (:CONF:DISP)...................................................... 66

8-8-8. External control setting (:EXT:MOD) ................................................ 66

8-8-9. External output voltage controlON/OFF (:EXT:VOLT) ...................... 67

8-8-10. External output current control ON/OFF (:EXT:CURR) .................. 67

8-8-11. OUTPUT switching (:EXT:OUTP) ................................................... 67

8-8-12. Off timer ON/OFF (:TIMER:MOD) .................................................. 68

8-8-13. Off timer value setting (:TIMER:SET)............................................. 68

8-8-14. Monitor inquiry (:MEAS?) ............................................................... 68

8-8-15. Preset calling (:PRES:CALL) ......................................................... 69

8-8-16. Preset saving (:PRES:SAVE) ......................................................... 69

8-8-17. Sequence mode setting (:SEQ:MOD) ............................................ 69

8-8-18. Sequence jump setting (:SEQ:STEP) ............................................ 70

8-8-19. Sequence start step setting (:SEQ:START) ................................... 70

8-8-20. Sequence end step setting (:SEQ:END) ........................................ 70

8-8-21. Sequence repletion frequency setting (:SEQ:CYCL)...................... 71

8-8-22. Sequence data transfer (:SEQ:DOWNLOAD) ................................ 71

8-8-23. Model inquiry (＊IDN？) ................................................................. 71

8-8-24. Event register inquiry (＊ESR?) ..................................................... 72

8-8-25. Event enable register setting(＊ESE)............................................. 72

8-8-26. Status byte inquiry (＊STB?) .......................................................... 72

8-8-27. SRQ enable register setting (＊SRE)............................................. 72

8-8-28. Buffer clear (＊CLS)....................................................................... 72

8-8-29. Communication reset (＊RST) ....................................................... 72

8-8-30. Command completion (＊OPC)...................................................... 73

8-8-31. Wait for completion (＊WAI) ........................................................... 73

8-8-32. Local address setting (:ADDR)....................................................... 73

8-8-33. Remote/local setting (:REMOTE) ................................................... 74

8-9. Registers......................................................................................... 75

8-9-1. Status register (STB、SRE) .............................................................. 76

8-9-2. Event register (ESR、ESE)............................................................... 77

8-9-3. Function of the status byte ............................................................... 78

8-9-4. Reading data from the status byte and clearing the status byte ......... 78

8-9-5. Clear and reset statuses .................................................................. 79

8-9-6. Remote/local function....................................................................... 80

8-9-7. Responses to multi-line message commands.................................. 80

9 TROUBLESHOOTING __________________________________ 81

10 MAINTENANCE ______________________________________ 82

11 OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS _______________________________ 83

USING THE PRODUCT SAFELY

■Preface

To use the product safely, read this instruction manual to the end. Make sure

you understand how to correctly use this product before using it.

If you read this manual but you do not understand how to use the product, call

our company or one of our service centers.

Save the instruction manual after you read it so that you can refer to it when

necessary.

■ Pictorial indication and warning character indication

This instruction manual and the product show the warning and caution items

required to safely use the product.

The following pictorial indication and warning character indication are provided.

Some parts of this product or certain sections of the

instruction manual may show this pictorial indication.

In this case, if that part of the product is used incorrectly,

the user’s body or the product may be exposed to serious

danger.

Be sure to refer to this instruction manual when using parts

with this pictorial indication.

If you ignore this indication and incorrectly use the product,

you may be killed or seriously injured. This indication

means that a warning item is provided in order to avoid

extreme risk.

If you ignore this indication and incorrectly use the product,

you may suffer slight injury or the product may be

damaged. This indication means that a caution item is

provided in order to avoid risk.

Our company will assume no responsibility for any damage resulting from the

misuse of the product by the user or a third party, a failure or other trouble that

occurs during operation, or the general use of the product, except for cases

where our company is legally liable for the damage

USING THE PRODUCT SAFELY

■Do not remove the product's covers and panels

Never remove the product's covers and panels for any purpose.

Doing so may expose the user to electric shock, or result in a fire.

■Caution on using the product

The warning items below are given to avoid danger to the user's body and life,

and to prevent the damage and deterioration of the product.

Observe the following warning and caution items as you use the product.

■Warning items on power supply

●Power supply voltage

The applicable rated source voltage for this product is from 100VAC to 240VAC

or 230ACV.

For the rated voltage of each respective product, see the indication on the

rear panel of the product or the "SPECIFICATIONS" in this instruction manual.

Products for Japan and for regions of commercial power supply voltage up to

125VAC are supplied with a 125VAC rated power cable. However, this cable

may need to be replaced with a different AC power cable when using the

product on source voltage over 125VAC. Using the product on a high voltage

that exceeds 125VAC without replacing the power cable may result in electric

shock or fire. For products that can switch between source-voltages, see

the chapter about switching the source voltage in the instruction manual

included with each respective product for details.

●Power cable

Important: The attached power cable can only be used for this product.

If the attached power cable is damaged, stop using it immediately and

contact our company or one of our service centers. Continuing to use the

damaged power cable may result in electric shock or fire.

●Protection fuse

If the input protection fuse is blown, the product will not operate. For

products equipped with an external fuse holder, the fuse can be replaced.

See the section about fuse replacement in this manual for details.

If no means of replacing the fuse is available to the user, it cannot be replaced.

If the fuse is blown, do not open the case. Contact our company or one of our

service centers and request to have the fuse replaced by one of our

representatives. Incorrectly replacing the fuse may result in electric shock or

fire.

III

USING THE PRODUCT SAFELY

■Warning about grounding

If the product is equipped with a GND terminal on the front or rear panel, be

sure to connect a ground wire to the GND terminal to ensure safe operation.

■Warning about installation conditions

●Operating Temperature and Humidity

Use the product within the operating temperature range described in the

“SPECIFICATIONS”. Do not use the product with the vent holes blocked or in

a high ambient temperature. Failure to heed this warning may result in fire.

Use the product within the operating humidity range described in the

“SPECIFICATIONS”. When moving the product to a room with a different

humidity, pay attention to dew condensation caused by a sudden humidity.

Also, do not handle or operate the product with wet hands. Failure to heed to

this warning may result in electric shock or fire.

●Using Product Near Gases

Do not use the product in or around a place where combustible gas,

explosive gas, or vapor is produced or stored. Failure to heed this warning

may result in explosion or fire.

Do not use the product in or around a place where corrosive gas is produced

or accumulated. Failure to heed this warning may result in serious damage

to the product.

●Installation Place

Do not install the product on an inclined surface or in a place subject to

vibration. Otherwise, the product may fall down or tip over, resulting in

damage or an injury

■Do not allow foreign objects to enter the product

Do not insert metal or flammable materials through the vent and into the

product. Do not spill water on the product.

■Warning about errors during operation

If the product emits smoke, fire, unusual odors, or abnormal noise while in use,

stop using the product immediately. Turn off the switch and disconnect the

power cable from the AC outlet to cut off the electric power supply. Contact

our company or one of our service centers.

USING THE PRODUCT SAFELY

■Input/output Terminal

Maximum input to the input terminals is specified to prevent the product from

being damaged. Do not supply input, exceeding the specifications that are

indicated in the "SPECIFICATIONS" section of this manual. Also, do not

supply power to the output terminals from the outside. Failure to heed this

warning may cause the product to fail.

■Calibration

The performance and specifications of the product were inspected under strict

quality control before shipment. However, the aging of the parts may cause the

performance and the specifications to change. To ensure the performance

and specifications of the product remain unchanged, we recommend that you

have the product calibrated periodically. For calibration, please contact our

company or one of our service centers.

■Daily Maintenance

Do not use thinner, benzine or other solvents to clean the case, panels, knobs,

etc. of the product. Doing so may cause the coating to peel off or the resin

surface to deteriorate.

Use soft cloth moistened with neutral detergent to lightly clean the case, panels,

knobs, and other parts.

While cleaning, be careful not to let water, detergent, or other foreign materials

into the product. If a liquid or metal gets into the product, electric shock or fire

may occur.

Before cleaning the product, make sure to disconnect the power cable from the

AC outlet to cut off the electric power supply.

Use the product correctly and safely, observing the above warning and caution

items. This manual indicates caution items in each individual section. Observe

these caution items to correctly use the product.

If you have questions or comments about the content of this manual, contact our

company or one of our service centers.

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